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Letters from Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux

Antoine-Alexis Cadet de Vaux (1743-1828) was a French chemist and pharmacist.

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Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux to Benjamin Franklin, December 8, 1783

From Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux

To Benjamin Franklin

December 8, 1783

Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux writes to Benjamin Franklin in December 1783 to convey respectful greetings and to forward a letter from the Lieutenant General of Police along with two notes from Messrs. Le Grand and Molinos. The letter serves as a formal introduction and delivery of these documents for Franklin's acceptance.

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Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux to Benjamin Franklin, January 14, 1784

From Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux

To Benjamin Franklin

January 14, 1784

Antoine-Alexis-François Cadet de Vaux informs Benjamin Franklin that corn flour has arrived in Paris. He offers to send the flour to Franklin in Passy using the same carriage that delivers water. The letter serves as a courteous notification and proposal for delivery.